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Girls on Top 2 

1. Jamelia & Lemar: Addicted To Love 2. Natasha & Daniel Bedingfield: Aint Nobody 3. Joss Stone & Robbie Williams: Angels 4. Ashlee Simpson: Pieces Of You 5. Lucie Silvas: Breathe In 6. Gwen Stefani: Rich Girl 7. Girls Aloud: Celebration 8. Beyonce: Crazy In Love 9. Gwen Stefani: What You Waiting For? 10. Girls Aloud: Here We Go 11. Sugababes: Hole In The Head 12. Natasha Bedingfield: I Bruise Easily 13. Jem: They 14. Ashlee Simpson: La La 15. Beyonce: Lose My Breath 16. Joss Stone: Right To Be Wrong 17. Sugababes: Round Round / Too Lost In You 18. Jamelia: Superstar 19. Jamelia: Thank You / Club Hoppin' 20. Girls Aloud: Wake Me Up 21. Joss Stone: You Had Me
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1. Jamelia & Lemar: Addicted To Love 2. Natasha & Daniel Bedingfield: Aint Nobody 3. Joss Stone & Robbie Williams: Angels 4. Ashlee Simpson: Pieces Of You 5. Lucie Silvas: Breathe In 6. Gwen Stefani: Rich Girl 7. Girls Aloud: Celebration 8. Beyonce: Crazy In Love 9. Gwen Stefani: What You Waiting For? 10. Girls Aloud: Here We Go 11. Sugababes: Hole In The Head 12. Natasha Bedingfield: I Bruise Easily 13. Jem: They 14. Ashlee Simpson: La La 15. Beyonce: Lose My Breath 16. Joss Stone: Right To Be Wrong 17. Sugababes: Round Round / Too Lost In You 18. Jamelia: Superstar 19. Jamelia: Thank You / Club Hoppin' 20. Girls Aloud: Wake Me Up 21. Joss Stone: You Had Me

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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:BBC, ITV

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